JP5585728B2 - Elevator system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an elevator system.

  In the conventional elevator system, the touch screen type destination call registration device operated by the elevator user has the main floor of the building where the elevator is installed in addition to the numeric keypad for identifying the destination floor of the elevator. One that displays a floor use button for specifying is known (for example, see Patent Document 1). And in this patent document 1, the floor which has functions, such as a public transport, a parking lot, etc. as a floor which can be specified with this floor use button, ie, the floor where the exit of the building concerned was established It is shown.

  In addition, European Standard EN 81-70: 2003, Annex F. 1 (Non-Patent Document 1) describes that an exit button for registering a destination call to an exit floor is provided in a keypad for registering a destination floor of an elevator.

  Conventionally, in a double deck elevator composed of two upper and lower cars adjacent to each other, it is known that a double operation for carrying a user using both the upper and lower cars at the time of congestion is known. In this double operation, users are allocated to the upper and lower cars, the upper car is stopped only on one of the even and odd floors, the lower car is stopped only on the other of the even and odd floors, and the upper and lower cars are simultaneously stopped. This is an operation mode for getting on and off the user (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

  Also, in multi-car elevators with multiple cars in one hoistway, semi-zone operation where each car operates to service only a specific zone set for each car and a specific reference floor A device having a mode is conventionally known (see, for example, Patent Document 3).

Japan Special Table 2008-505037 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 05-162927 Japan Special Table 2002-087713

European Standard EN 81-70: 2003 Annex F. 1

  Thus, according to the destination call registration device as in Patent Document 1 or Non-Patent Document 1, when an elevator user wants to leave a building, he / she knows which floor the exit of the building is located on. Even if it is not, destination call registration can be performed with the exit floor where the exit is located as the destination floor.

  However, in the elevator system provided with these conventional destination call registration devices, the exit floor that can be registered as the destination floor by operating the exit button is fixed. For this reason, when a call with the exit floor as the destination floor is registered by operating the exit button, the destination call registration and car allocation for the registered call may be optimized depending on the congestion status and time zone of the elevator. There is a problem that it is not possible to do so, leading to a decrease in operating efficiency.

  Moreover, in the conventional double deck elevator shown in Patent Document 2, when a destination call registration device as in Patent Document 1 or Non-Patent Document 1 is applied, depending on the operation mode (particularly in the case of double operation), the upper and lower It can happen that the car cannot stop to the same exit floor. However, the conventional destination call registration devices in Patent Document 1 and Non-Patent Document 1 do not take this into consideration, so that destination call registration and car allocation for registered calls should be optimized. However, there is a problem that the driving efficiency is lowered.

  And in the conventional multi-car elevator shown in Patent Document 3, the case where the destination call registration device as in Patent Document 1 or Non-Patent Document 1 is applied is also shown in Patent Document 2 described above. As in the case of the conventional double-deck elevator, particularly in the semi-zone operation mode, the destination call registration and the car allocation for the registered call cannot be optimized, resulting in a decrease in driving efficiency. is there.

  The present invention has been made to solve such a problem. In an elevator equipped with a destination call registration device having an exit floor button for registering a destination call to an exit floor, the destination call is registered or registered. Thus, an elevator system can be obtained that can optimize the car allocation for the calls and improve the driving efficiency.

  The elevator system according to the present invention includes a destination call registration device that accepts an operation for registering a destination call by designating a destination floor of the elevator, and an exit that is provided in the destination call registration device and has an exit of a building where the elevator is installed An elevator floor selection section for a user to select a floor as a destination floor for the destination call, and is preset as a floor that can be selected as the exit floor among a plurality of floors of the building The exit floor determination unit that determines a specific floor of the exit floor based on predetermined conditions from the exit floor candidates and the exit floor determination unit when the exit floor selection unit is operated by a user. A destination call registration unit for registering the destination call with the specific floor of the exit floor determined by the unit as the destination floor.

  The elevator system according to the present invention is an elevator equipped with a destination call registration device having an exit floor button for registering a destination call to an exit floor, and is optimal for destination call registration and car allocation for registered calls. This is advantageous in that the driving efficiency can be improved.

It is a block diagram which shows the whole structure of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a front view of the destination call registration apparatus of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the destination call registration operation | movement to the exit floor of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the destination call registration apparatus of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the destination call registration apparatus of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 3 of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the destination call registration operation | movement to the exit floor of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 3 of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the destination call registration apparatus of the elevator system which concerns on Embodiment 4 of this invention.

  The present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Throughout the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate the same or corresponding parts, and redundant description thereof will be simplified or omitted as appropriate.

Embodiment 1 FIG.
1 to 3 relate to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the elevator system, FIG. 2 is a front view of a destination call registration device, and FIG. 3 is an exit of the elevator system. It is a flowchart which shows the destination call registration operation | movement to a floor.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a destination call registration device installed at a landing on each floor of an elevator, for example. The destination call registration device 10 receives an operation of registering a destination call by designating a destination floor of the elevator. The destination call registration device 10 is provided with a destination call input unit 11 for registering a call to a destination floor desired by an elevator user. The destination call input unit 11 includes a destination floor input unit 12 for designating and inputting a destination floor desired by the user by the number of floors, and an exit floor selection unit for the user to select the exit floor as the destination floor. 13 are provided.

  Here, the exit floor is a floor provided with an exit of a building where an elevator is installed. Specifically, as the exit floor, in addition to the entrance floor where the entrance of the building is provided, there is a floor where there is a communication passage to other adjacent buildings and transportation stations, etc., and a parking lot. Parking floors etc. are included.

  FIG. 2 shows an example of the destination call registration device 10. The destination floor input unit 12 of the destination call input unit 11 provided in the destination call registration device 10 includes number buttons from “0” to “9” and a “B” button representing the basement floor. And the exit floor selection part 13 of the destination call input part 11 is comprised by the exit floor button. A star-shaped relief is provided on the surface of the exit floor button so that it can be clearly distinguished from each button constituting the destination floor input unit 12. In addition, you may make this exit floor button change a color with each button which comprises the destination floor input part 12, or may protrude a little on the front side compared with these buttons. The destination call registration device 10 is also provided with a display unit 14 for displaying a car number assigned to the destination call registration made by operating the destination call registration device 10.

  The destination call registration device 10 does not necessarily have to be fixedly installed at a landing or the like, and may be configured using a mobile terminal carried by the user. In this case, it is possible to use a portable terminal capable of wireless communication (infrared communication, Internet communication, etc.) with the group management control device 20 described later. Examples of portable terminals that can be used as the destination call registration device 10 include a mobile phone, a PHS (Personal Handyphone System), a PDA (Personal Digital Assistance), and a notebook personal computer.

  A dedicated application that implements the functions of the destination call registration device 10 described above is installed in advance in a portable terminal carried by the user as mentioned above. And a user inputs a desired destination floor using this exclusive application with a portable terminal, or selects an exit as a destination floor. Instead of installing the dedicated application in advance in the mobile terminal, a web application that realizes the function of the destination call registration device 10 is provided so that it can be accessed from the mobile terminal, and the user accesses the web application from the mobile terminal. A destination floor call registration operation may be performed.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the destination call registration device 10 provided in this way is connected to the group management control device 20 so as to be communicable. The group management control device 20 comprehensively manages and controls the operation of a plurality of cars included in the elevator system. The destination call registration device 10 transmits a destination call registration request to the group management control device 20 in accordance with the operation content to the destination call input unit 11. More specifically, when the destination floor input unit 12 is operated, the destination call registration device 10 transmits a destination call registration with the floor specified by the operation as the destination floor, and the exit floor selection unit 13 operates the destination floor registration unit 13. If so, a destination call registration request with the exit floor as the destination floor is transmitted.

  The group management control device 20 includes a destination call registration unit 21 and an exit floor determination unit 22. The destination call registration unit 21 registers a destination call based on the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 and assigns a car that responds to the registered destination call. When the destination floor of the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 is an exit floor, the exit floor determination unit 22 uses a specific floor of the exit floor as the destination floor of the destination call registration request. Is to determine.

  More specifically, a floor that can be selected as an exit floor among a plurality of floors of a building where an elevator is installed is preset in the exit floor determination unit 22 as an exit floor candidate. The exit floor determination unit 22 selects and determines an exit floor from among these exit floor candidates based on predetermined conditions including the condition of the elevator, the time zone, and the like as requirements. When the destination floor of the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 is the exit floor, the destination call registration section 21 sets the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination section 22 as the destination floor. Register the destination call to be performed.

  The group management control device 20 is connected to a number of the vehicle control devices 30 corresponding to the number of cars included in the elevator system so that they can communicate with each other. Each of these stand control devices 30 is provided corresponding to each of a plurality of cars included in the elevator system. Each vehicle control device 30 manages and controls the operation of each corresponding car under comprehensive management control by the group management control device 20.

  Each of the vehicle control devices 30 is provided with a car control unit 31 that controls a specific operation of the car. Then, the car control unit 31 causes the car assigned to the destination call registration to travel to the destination floor according to the destination call registration and car assignment made by the destination call registration unit 21 of the group management control device 20.

  In addition, when the group management control is not required in the elevator system, a management control device for managing and controlling the operation of each car is provided, and the destination control registration unit 21, the exit floor determination unit 22 and the management control device are provided. A car control unit 31 may be provided.

The flowchart of FIG. 3 shows the operation of the elevator system in this embodiment configured as described above.
First, in step S11, the exit floor selection unit 13 of the destination call registration device 10 is operated by the user. Then, it progresses to step S12 and the destination call registration apparatus 10 transmits the destination call registration request which makes an exit floor a destination floor to the group management control apparatus 20. In step S13, the group management control device 20 receives the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 and having the exit floor as the destination floor. And it progresses to step S14, and the exit floor determination part 22 of the group management control apparatus 20 determines the exit floor used as the destination floor of the received destination call registration request | requirement based on predetermined conditions.

The determination of the exit floor based on a predetermined condition by the exit floor determination unit 22 in step S14 will be described using a specific example. As described above, this predetermined condition includes an elevator state, a time zone, and the like as requirements.
First, as a first example, a description will be given of determining an exit floor on condition that the elevator is congested, among the elevator states. In this example, when the elevator is not crowded, the entrance floor (reference floor) where the building entrance is located is the exit floor. When the elevator is congested, the floor one above the entrance floor (reference floor) The exit floor.

  In this way, the entrance floor (standard floor) can be used as an exit floor during normal times, and users trying to get out of the building can be transported to the floor with the entrance, while the entrance floor ( By making the floor one level above the standard floor) the exit floor and the entrance floor (standard floor) only for boarding, the flow of users can be made smoother and the operation efficiency of the elevator can be improved. .

  In this first example, two floors are set in advance, which are the entrance floor, which is the reference floor, and the floor immediately above this reference floor, as exit floor candidates. The exit floor determination unit 22 determines the exit floor as the reference floor when the degree of congestion of the elevator is smaller than a predetermined threshold, and sets the exit floor as the reference floor when the degree of congestion of the elevator is equal to or greater than the predetermined threshold. Decide on the upper floor. In addition, the congestion state of an elevator can be judged by using the image | video image | photographed with the surveillance camera installed in the landing or the car, the detection result of the scale apparatus provided in the car, etc.

  Next, what determines an exit floor on the condition of a time slot | zone is demonstrated as a 2nd example. In this example, it is assumed that the building where the elevator is installed has a communication passage floor provided with a communication passage with a station of public transportation such as a subway in addition to the entrance floor. In the time zone in which the public transportation is operated, the connecting passage floor is the exit floor, and in the time zone in which the public transportation is not operated, the entrance floor (reference floor) is the exit floor.

  In other words, in this second example, two floors are set in advance as entrance floor candidates: the entrance floor, which is the reference floor, and the communication passage floor where there is a communication passage to the transportation station. The exit floor determination unit 22 determines the exit floor as a reference floor when the current time is a time zone when the transportation is not operated, and the current time is a time zone when the transportation is operated. In some cases, the exit floor is determined to be a connecting passage floor.

  As a third example, when the elevator is a double deck elevator, the exit floor is determined based on the condition including the operation mode of the double deck elevator and the departure floor of the destination call to be registered as an element. Will be explained. In this double deck elevator, when the elevator is congested, the upper car and the lower car stop floor are completely separated (for example, the upper car is only one of the even and odd floors and the lower car is only the other of the even and odd floors) Double operation is performed.

  Therefore, at the time of this double operation, the floor that can be stopped is determined depending on whether the upper car or the lower car is assigned to a certain destination call registration. Note that whether an upper car or a lower car is assigned to a destination call registration depends on the departure floor of the destination call registration. Therefore, in the case of double operation, depending on the departure floor of the destination call to be registered, if the departure floor is a stop floor of the upper car, the upper car exit floor selected from the upper car stop floors If the departure floor is the stop floor of the lower car, the exit floor for the lower car selected from the stop floors of the lower car is determined as the exit floor.

  That is, in this third example, the exit floor candidate is selected from the upper car exit floor selected from the upper car stop floor during double operation and the lower car stop floor during double operation. Two floors on the lower car exit floor are preset. The exit floor determination unit 22 determines the upper car exit floor as the exit floor if the departure floor of the destination call to be registered in the double operation is the stop floor of the upper car, and the departure floor If it is the stop floor of the lower car, the exit floor for the lower car is determined as the exit floor.

  In this way, the exit floor can be determined within the range of the stop floor allocated to each of the upper car and the lower car during double operation, and efficient double deck elevator operation without disturbing the double operation Can be implemented.

  As a fourth example, when the elevator is a one-shaft multi-car elevator in which a plurality of cars are arranged in one hoistway, the operation mode of the one-shaft multi-car elevator and the destination to be registered from now on What determines the exit floor based on the condition including the departure floor of the call as an element will be described. In this one-shaft multi-car elevator, semi-zone operation is performed in which each car is operated to service only a specific zone and a specific reference floor set for each car depending on the congestion state of the elevator.

  Accordingly, during this semi-zone operation, the reference floor that can be stopped is determined depending on which car is assigned to each destination call registration. Note that which car is assigned to a destination call registration is determined by the departure floor of the destination call registration. Therefore, during the semi-zone operation, the reference floor of the car serving the zone to which the departure floor belongs is determined as the exit floor in accordance with the departure floor of the destination call to be registered.

  That is, in the fourth example, the reference floor of each car during semi-zone operation is set in advance as an exit floor candidate. Then, the exit floor determination unit 22 sets the reference floor of the car serving the zone to which the departure floor of the destination call to be registered at the time of semi-zone operation belongs as the exit floor.

  In this way, the exit floor can be determined within the range of the stop floor assigned to each car during semi-zone operation, and efficient 1-shaft multi-deck elevator operation can be performed without disturbing semi-zone operation. Can be implemented.

  When the exit floor determination unit 22 determines the exit floor in step S14 as described above, the process proceeds to step S15, and the destination call registration unit 21 sets the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit 22 as the destination floor. Register the destination call. Then, the destination call registration unit 21 determines an assigned car for the registered destination call. In subsequent step S16, the group management control device 20 transmits a call assignment command including destination floor information to the car control unit 31 of each of the car control devices 30 corresponding to the assigned car.

  The car control unit 31 receives the call assignment command transmitted from the group management control device 20 in step S17. And it progresses to step S18, The car control part 31 implements the call allocation operation | movement about an allocation car, ie, the operation | movement which runs an allocation car to a destination floor, and complete | finishes a series of processing routines.

  The elevator system configured as described above is provided in a destination call registration device that accepts a destination call registration operation by the user, and the destination call registration device, and the user selects the exit floor as the destination floor of the destination call. In an elevator system having an exit floor selection unit, an exit floor determination unit that determines a specific floor of the exit floor based on predetermined conditions from preset exit floor candidates, and an exit floor selection And a destination call registration unit for registering a destination call having the specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit as a destination floor when the unit is operated by the user.

  For this reason, the destination call whose destination floor is designated as the exit floor by the user can optimize the destination call registration and the car allocation for the registered call, and can improve the driving efficiency. Is possible.

Embodiment 2. FIG.
FIG. 4 relates to Embodiment 2 of the present invention and is a block diagram showing the configuration of the destination call registration device.
In Embodiment 2 described here, in the configuration of Embodiment 1 described above, a destination call whose destination floor is the destination floor is registered by a disabled person represented by, for example, a wheelchair user in the destination call registration device. In order to do this, a disabled person correspondence selection unit is provided, and a specific floor of the exit floor is determined according to whether or not the disabled person correspondence selection unit is operated.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 4, in the destination call input unit 11 of the destination call registration device 10, in addition to the destination floor input unit 12 and the exit floor selection unit 13, for example, a disabled person represented by a wheelchair user or the like Is provided with a disabled person selection unit 15 for selecting the exit floor as the destination floor. The disabled person corresponding selecting unit 15 may be provided with an disabled floor button corresponding to the disabled person, for example, in the same manner as the exit floor selecting unit 13, or for the disabled person separately from the destination call input unit 11. After providing a destination call input unit for a physically handicapped person having a destination call input unit, the handicapped person corresponding selection unit 15 may be provided in the destination call input unit for the handicapped person.

  When the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 of the destination call registration device 10 is operated, the destination call registration device 10 transmits a destination call registration request with the disabled person corresponding exit floor as the destination floor to the group management control device 20. To do. Then, when the destination floor of the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 is the exit floor corresponding to the disabled person, the exit floor determination unit 22 of the group management control device 20 determines the destination call registration request. The specific floor of the exit floor corresponding to the physically disabled is determined as the destination floor.

  That is, the predetermined condition for the exit floor determination unit 22 to determine the exit floor is whether or not the destination floor of the destination call registration request is an exit floor corresponding to a disabled person, that is, the disabled person selecting unit 15 operates The element of whether or not it was done is included. The determination of the exit floor based on a predetermined condition by the exit floor determination unit 22 will be described using a specific example.

  First, a case will be described in which the exit floor is determined on condition of the congestion state of the elevator described as the first example in the first embodiment. In this case, when the destination floor of the destination call registration request is the exit floor corresponding to the physically handicapped person, the entrance floor (reference floor) where the entrance of the building is located is set as the exit floor regardless of the congestion state of the elevator.

  In this example, two floors of the entrance floor (reference floor) and the floor immediately above the reference floor are preset as exit floor candidates. The exit floor determination unit 22 determines the exit floor as the reference floor when the degree of congestion of the elevator is smaller than a predetermined threshold or when the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated, and the disabled person correspondence selection unit If 15 is not operated and the degree of congestion of the elevator is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold, the exit floor is determined as the floor one above the reference floor.

  In the first example described in the first embodiment, when the elevator is congested, the floor above the entrance floor (reference floor) is the exit floor as a general rule. After getting off the elevator at the exit floor, we had to move to the entrance floor by means of transportation other than the elevator to get out of the building. On the other hand, in the case of the second embodiment, when the handicapped person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated, the entrance floor is a floor that is convenient for the handicapped person to move regardless of the congestion state of the elevator. Can be determined on the exit floor.

  In addition, when there are a plurality of floors convenient for the handicapped person to move, these floors are included in the exit floor candidates in advance, and when the handicapped person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated, these floors are included. You may make it select and determine an exit floor from the floors convenient for a physically handicapped person to move. As a result, it is not prevented that the same exit floor is determined when the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated and when the exit floor selection unit 13 is operated.

  Next, when the elevator described as the third example in the first embodiment is a double-deck elevator, the operation mode of the double-deck elevator and the condition including the departure floor of the destination call to be registered as elements are included. Describe what determines the exit floor. In this case, whether the exit floor is the upper car exit floor or the lower car exit floor during double operation is determined by the car assigned to the destination call registration, that is, the departure floor of the destination call registration.

  Here, in general, a building often has a main entrance, and one of the upper car exit floor and the lower car exit floor is the floor with the main entrance. Therefore, depending on the departure floor, the exit floor may be the exit floor without the main entrance. In this case, a disabled person such as a wheelchair user must get off the elevator at the exit floor and then move to the other exit floor where the main entrance is located by means of transportation other than the elevator in order to exit the building. There is.

  Therefore, in this example, when the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated, the exit floor determination unit 22 performs the upper car exit floor and the lower car exit floor regardless of the departure floor during the double operation. The floor with the main entrance is determined as the exit floor.

  The situation of the third example also applies to the case where the semi-zone operation is performed by the one-shaft multi-car elevator described as the fourth example in the first embodiment. That is, the standard floor of each car at the time of semi-zone operation is a floor that can be determined as an exit floor, but some of these standard floors include floor floors that do not have a main entrance. . For this reason, depending on the departure floor, the exit floor may be a floor without a main entrance, and disabled persons such as wheelchair users get off the elevator at the exit floor and then use the elevator to exit the building. It is necessary to move to the floor with the main entrance by other means of transportation.

Therefore, in this example, when the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated, the exit floor determination unit 22 sets the floor with the main entrance to the exit floor regardless of the departure floor during the semi-zone operation. To decide.
Other configurations and operations are the same as those in the first embodiment, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  The elevator system configured as described above includes the exit floor selection unit for the physically handicapped person for the disabled person to select the exit floor as the destination floor of the destination call in the configuration of the first embodiment, and determines the exit floor. The predetermined condition for the department to determine the specific floor of the exit floor includes at least whether or not the exit floor selection section for the physically handicapped is operated. For this reason, in addition to having the same effect as in the first embodiment, when a disabled person represented by a wheelchair user registers a call to the exit floor, the disabled person moves. It is possible to determine the floor which is a convenient floor as the exit floor.

Embodiment 3 FIG.
5 and 6 relate to Embodiment 3 of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the destination call registration device, and FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the destination call registration operation to the exit floor. .
The third embodiment described here is a destination for notifying the user of the information on the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit to the destination call registration device in the configuration of the first embodiment or the second embodiment described above. A floor notification unit is provided.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the destination call registration device 10 is provided with a destination floor notification unit 16. When the destination floor of the destination call registration request transmitted from the destination call registration device 10 is the exit floor, the group management control device 20 determines the specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit 22. It transmits to the destination call registration device 10. The destination floor notification unit 16 notifies the user of the specific floor of the exit floor transmitted from the group management control device 20.

  The destination floor notifying unit 16 may be configured by a display device such as a liquid crystal display, for example, and the user may be notified visually by displaying a specific floor of the exit floor on the display device. . It is also possible to provide a notification by providing a lamp such as an LED corresponding to each destination floor and lighting a lamp corresponding to a specific floor on the exit floor. Furthermore, a speaker may be provided as the destination floor notifying unit 16, and a specific floor on the exit floor may be sounded by sound from the speaker to be notified to the user audibly. When the destination floor notification unit 16 is configured by a display device, the display unit 14 and the destination floor notification unit 16 can use a common display device.

  The flowchart of FIG. 6 shows the operation of the elevator system in this embodiment. In FIG. 6, the steps denoted by the same numbers as those in FIG. 3 of the first embodiment are the same as those in FIG. 3, and thus detailed description thereof will be omitted. The steps S21 to S23 performed will be mainly described.

  In step S14, when the exit floor determination unit 22 of the group management control device 20 determines an exit floor to be the destination floor of the destination call registration request received based on a predetermined condition, the destination call registration subsequent to step S15 is performed. (Details are described above). In parallel with this destination call registration process, the process proceeds to step S21, and the group management control device 20 uses the destination call information on the specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit 22 in step S14. It transmits to the registration device 10.

The destination call registration device 10 receives the specific floor information of the exit floor transmitted from the group management control device 20 in step S22. And it progresses to step S23 and the destination floor alerting | reporting part 16 of the destination call registration apparatus 10 alert | reports to the user the specific floor information of the received exit floor.
Other configurations and operations are the same as those in the first and second embodiments, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  The elevator system configured as described above is a specific example of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit when the exit floor selection unit is operated by the user in the configuration of the first or second embodiment. A destination floor notifying unit for notifying a user of a typical floor is provided. For this reason, the user can know the specific floor where he / she actually gets off when performing the call registration operation to the exit floor.

Embodiment 4 FIG.
FIG. 7 relates to Embodiment 4 of the present invention and is a block diagram showing a configuration of a destination call registration device.
In the first to third embodiments described above, every time a destination call registration request is received from the destination call registration device with the exit floor as the destination floor, the exit floor determination unit determines the specific floor of the exit floor. It was. On the other hand, in the fourth embodiment described here, the specifics of the exit floor are confirmed by constantly or periodically confirming the elements (elevator state, time zone, etc.) constituting the predetermined condition for determining the exit floor. It is designed to determine a typical floor. The specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit is transmitted to the destination call registration device, and stored as exit floor data in the storage unit provided in the destination call registration device.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the destination call registration device 10 stores the exit floor data 17 in the storage unit. The group management control device 20 constantly or periodically checks the elements (elevator state, time zone, etc.) constituting the predetermined condition for determining the exit floor, and the exit floor determination unit 22 configures the predetermined condition. Each time the element changes, a specific floor of the exit floor is determined based on a predetermined condition. Then, each time the exit floor is determined by the exit floor determination unit 22, the group management control device 20 transmits information on the specific floor of the determined exit floor to the destination call registration device 10. .

  The destination call registration device 10 updates the stored exit floor data 17 to the latest one each time information on a specific floor of the exit floor is received. When the configuration of the fourth embodiment is applied to the configuration of the third embodiment, the destination floor notification unit 16 stores the exit floor data 17 of the storage unit when the exit floor selection unit 13 is operated. Read out and inform the user of the specific floor of the exit floor.

  Further, when the configuration of the fourth embodiment is applied to the configuration of the second embodiment having the disabled person corresponding selection unit 15, the exit floor determination unit 22 is operated when the exit floor selection unit 13 is operated. And the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 are determined and transmitted to the destination call registration device 10. The destination call registration device 10 operates the exit floor selection unit 13 as the exit floor data 17. Both of the exit floors when the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15 is operated may be stored.

  And in this Embodiment 4, when the exit floor selection part 13 (handicapped person correspondence selection part 15) is operated by the user, the destination call registration request which makes an exit floor a destination floor is transmitted. Instead, a specific floor to be the exit floor may be acquired with reference to the exit floor data 17, and a destination call registration request with the acquired specific floor as the destination floor may be transmitted. . In this case, the destination call registration request to be transmitted is either the case where the exit floor input means 11 is operated or the case where the exit floor selection unit 13 (the disabled person correspondence selection unit 15) is operated. The destination floor is a concrete floor.

  Other configurations and operations are the same as those in the first to third embodiments, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

  In the elevator system configured as described above, in the configurations of the first to third embodiments, the destination call registration device stores the specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit as exit floor data. It is what you do. For this reason, especially when combined with the destination floor notification unit of the third embodiment, the user immediately knows the specific floor at which he / she actually gets off when performing a call registration operation to the exit floor. It is possible.

  Even if the destination floor notifying section is not provided, the destination call registration specifying the specific destination floor is the same as when the destination floor input section is operated even when the exit floor selecting section is operated. Since the request can be transmitted from the destination call registration device, the processing in the destination call registration unit on the receiving side can be made uniform.

  The present invention relates to a destination call registration device that receives an operation of registering a destination call by designating a destination floor of the elevator, and an elevator having an exit floor selection unit for a user to select an exit floor as a destination floor of the destination call Available to the system.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Destination call registration apparatus 11 Destination call input part 12 Destination floor input part 13 Exit floor selection part 14 Display part 15 Handicapped person correspondence selection part 16 Destination floor notification part 17 Exit floor data 20 Group management control apparatus 21 Destination call registration part 22 Exit floor determination unit 30 Each unit control device 31 Car control unit

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A destination call registration device that accepts an operation for registering a destination call by designating a destination floor of the elevator, and an exit floor that is provided in the destination call registration device and has an exit of the building where the elevator is installed is the destination floor of the destination call In an elevator system having an exit floor selection unit for the user to select as
Exit floor determination for determining a specific floor of the exit floor based on a predetermined condition from exit floor candidates preset as floors that can be selected as the exit floor among the plurality of floors of the building And
When the exit floor selection unit is operated by a user, a destination call registration unit that registers the destination call with a specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit as a destination floor; An elevator system characterized by comprising:   The elevator system according to claim 1, wherein the elements constituting the predetermined condition include at least an elevator congestion state.   3. The elevator system according to claim 1, wherein the elements constituting the predetermined condition include at least a time zone of a current time. The elevator is a double deck elevator composed of two cages adjacent to each other vertically,
The elevator system according to claim 1, wherein the elements constituting the predetermined condition include at least an operation mode of the double deck elevator and a departure floor of the destination call. The elevator is a one-shaft multi-deck elevator in which a plurality of cars are arranged in one hoistway,
The elevator system according to claim 1, wherein the elements constituting the predetermined condition include at least an operation mode of the one-shaft multi-deck elevator and a departure floor of the destination call. Provided in the destination call registration device, comprising a disabled person exit floor selection unit for a disabled person to select the exit floor as a destination floor of the destination call,
The elevator system according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the predetermined condition includes at least whether or not the exit floor selection unit for the physically handicapped is operated.   When the exit floor selection unit is operated by a user, the destination floor notification unit is provided to notify the user of a specific floor of the exit floor determined by the exit floor determination unit. The elevator system according to any one of claims 1 to 6.   The said destination call registration apparatus memorize | stores the concrete floor of the said exit floor determined by the said exit floor determination part as exit floor data. Elevator system.

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